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Why does the Alaskan coast remain ice-free in winter?
It remains ice free because of warm ocean currents.
Is ice available on Alaska ferries?
Yes, they have machines that dispense it for free.
When did Frank Winters - ice hockey - die?
Frank Winters - ice hockey - died in 1944.
When was Frank Winters - ice hockey - born?
Frank Winters - ice hockey - was born in 1884.
How do you sell a bag of ice in Alaska?
You give away a free UV lamp with every bag sold.
Why does the Alaskan coast remain ice free in winter?
It remains ice free because of warm ocean currents.
Why is labrador's coast blocked by ice for six months a year?
Labrador's coast is blocked by ice for six months a year primarily due to its northern latitude and cold ocean currents. The region experiences harsh winters, with temperatures dropping significantly, leading to the formation of sea ice. Additionally, the Labrador Current, which is a cold oceanic current, contributes to the persistence of ice along the coast. These factors combine to create a prolonged ice cover that lasts through much of the winter and early spring.
What is ice free corridor?
Around 14,000 years ago, a massive glacier that covered Alaska and Canada broke up enough to produce an ice-free corridor which connected Siberia to North America. This may be the route taken by the earliest human colonists of the Americas (referred to as the Clovis people. Another possible route from the Old World to the Americas is from Siberia, down and along the Pacific coast.
Is global warming making the polar ice melt?
Yes, polar ice is melting and summers are becoming longer and more ice-free. This is dangerous for polar bears which need long cold winters to feed enough to last through the summers.
Through which state does the Arctic Ocean pass?
The Arctic Ocean surrounds the Northern polar ice cap. As such, the only US state that it touches is Alaska, along the northern coast.
What is ice trucking in Alaska?
When they drive Semi's across an ice lake.
Which state has the large areas of permafrost--Oklahoma or Alaska?
I think it's Alaska because Alaska has a lot of ice!
